Slater's Grand Slam Grounds Cloverleaf in Buckeye Sectional
Bruce Slater belted a grand slam as Cloverleaf fell to Norwayne 9 4 in Class AA Sectional at Buckeye field. Slater drove in five runs, going 2 for 2 with a walk and scoring twice, while Tom Pertee drew three walks and scored.
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Buckeye
Bruce Slater
Cloverleaf
Norwayne
Buckeye Field
Colts
Gary Schemp
Slater
Bobcats
Jim Martin
Greg Thomas
Tom Pertee
Gazette
Schemp
Martin
Medina Tennis Drops 3-2 to Bay Village in Varsity Match
Medina hosts Bay Village edged by 3-2 despite Chad Brenner winning 1-46 6-2 63 and Bob Volodkevich taking Woelley in three sets after dropping the first. Ed Mueller lost to Kirk Pederson in three sets after taking the opening 6-4.
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Medina
Bay Village
Chad Brenner
Bob Volodkevich
Brenner
John Saul
Volodkevich
Woelley
Bees
Ed Mueller
Kirk Pederson
Mueller
Pederson
Keystone Beats Buckeye In Inland Conference Mound Duel
In an eight inning pitchers duel Keystone defeats Buckeye 2-1 as Dennis Rahrig twirls a complete game two hitter and Vic Feist allows two hits with 16 strikeouts. Buckeye's lone run comes on a Glen Reisner triple and Greg Maceau bunt.
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Lagrange
Buckeye
Keystone
Vic Feist
Dennis Rahrig Feist
Buck
Rahrig
Highland
Glen Reisner
Greg Maceau
Buckeye AB
Jarolimek
Unione Kruse
Reisner
Feistp
Maceau
Ross
Reynolds
Keystone AB
Karpinski
Chifter
Yensha
Schiering
Ghorshury
Berner
Ganner
Grieve
Chidder
IPHR
Feist
First Ohio Shrine Bowl sanctioned by NCAA in Columbus
The NCAA approved the inaugural Ohio Shrine Bowl to be played December 9 in Columbus. Fifty seniors from 34 Ohio colleges will form East and West squads, with Ohio State limited to three players per team. East teams draw from Kent, Ohio University and others. West from Bowling Green, Miami, Toledo and more.
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Columbus
UPI
NCAA
Ohio
Ohio State
Kent
Ohio University
Akron
Oberlin
Otterbein
Marietta
Hiram
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Ashland
Case-Western Reserve
John Carroll
Baldwin-Wallace
Muskingum
Mt. Union
Wooster and
Kenyon
Bowling Green
Miami
Toledo
Defiance
Bluffton
Wilmington
Findlay
Dayton
Xavier
Ohio Northern
Central State
Wittenberg
Heidelberg
Wesleyan
Capital
Denison
Grizzly Relays Set to Crown Wadsworth Host
Western Reserve Academy defends the Grizzly Relays title at Wadsworth as eight teams compete in the seventh annual meet. WRA, Kent Roosevelt Invitational winner, faces Brunswick Cloverleaf Coventry and the Bears along with newcomers Collinwood Dover and Manchester. JFK and Benedictine skip the event while the Grizzlies aim to reclaim the crown.
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Wadsworth
Western Reserve Academy
Cinders
Western Reserve
Brunswick
Cloverleaf
Coventry
the Bears
Collinwood
Dover
Manchester
John F. Kennedy
Benedictine
Jim McMillan
Grizzlies
JFK
Fighting Eagles
WRA
Hudson
Bruins
Railroaders
John Kordic
Medina Blasts Fairview 10-3 In Wedgewood Round
Medina golfers beat Fairview 10-3 at Wedgewood Country Club. Hank Krueger led nine holes in 41, Dave Marcey shot 42, and Paul Sharkey downed Bill Keller 41-48. Team notes reference upcoming Western Conference Tournament and relay-style meet details.
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Medina
Wedgewood Country Club
Fairview
Dave Marcey
Hank Krueger
Marcey
Daryl Promey
Bill Marstetter
Bee
Rick Hendershott
Harry Hull
Dan Sadler
Mark Imhoff
Ken Kurtz
Chuck Sibbs
Paul Sharkey
Bees
Bill Keller
Wedgewood
Medina County top performers this season in track and field
The county lists its top three athletes per event based on best marks. Notable results include Jim Ross in shot put, Ty Powers in discus and pole vault, Jeff Fitz in high jump, Raahn Thompson in high hurdles, and multiple top placers across sprints, distance runs, and relays from Wadsworth, Medina, Brunswick, and Bracken.
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Barberton
Wadsworth
Copley
Benedictine
Norton
John F. Kennedy
Hoban
Medina County
Jim Ross
Ty Powers
Don Forbes
Paul Ford
Nick Newman
Dave Smalley
Rod Bagley
Mark Chrislip
Jeff Fitz
Scott Chrislip
Cliff Norwood
Jerry Coleman
Dave Brockway
Mark McLaughlin
Raahn Thompson
Marty Marcellus
Dan Richard
Steve Watson
Grayson Price
Marc Hunter
Ken Trent
Brad Starkey
Medina
Buckeye
Tom Kulscar
Gary Winkler
Randy Davis
Rick Bukstar
Jeff Kreider
Doug Hurst
Joe Hurd
Phil Minnerich
Brunswick
Relays Showcased at Local Track Meets
Black River hosts John B. Firestone Invitational with action at 1 and 7 p.m. in Brunswick. Cloverleaf faces Wadsworth at Grizzly Relays. Medina competes at Westlake Relays starting at noon.
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Dist
Cfomorrow
Black River
John B. Firestone
Brunswick
Wadsworth
Grizzly
Medina
Westlake
Columbia Nips Buck Golfers at Royal Crest
Visiting Buckeye golf team fell 5 4 to Columbia at Royal Crest. Columbia totaled 176 strokes to Buckeyes 180 while two players from each side won their matches. Jim Frisk led Buckeyes with a 41 48 win over Pesper.
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Columbia Station
Buckeye
Columbia
Royal Crest Golf Club
Jim Frisk
Bucks
Mark Kolachy
Sonny
Medina hosts Elimination Tourney for Region Eight Bowling
The Ohio State Bowling Association holds a Team Elimination Tournament for Region Eight at Medina Lanes on May 13 at 10 a.m. and May 14 at 1 p.m. Winners advance to the state tournament in Cincinnati. A 3:30 p.m. May 13 meeting will form the MEDWICK Junior Bowling Association and vote on by laws.
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Medina
Ohio State Bowling Association
Medina Lanes
Nament
Cincinnati
Medwick Junior Bowling Association
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Rick Cavallaro
Colt
Rich Scholz
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Scholz
Dave McCoy
Gazette Sports
Kevin Bailey
Tad Yeatter
Eric Johnson
Jack Peeples
Mike Carpenter
Gary Galloway
Dave Horace
Dan Carlstrom
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Rocky River
Mike Kennedy
The
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Galloway
Doug Cook
Mitch Dickey
Scott Davidson
River
Bruce Rowe
Harold Geiss
Roger Hathaway
Westfield Township
Phil Rowe
Alien
Rowe
Firelands
West Holmes
Avon Lake
Avon
Firestone
Wooster
Devericks
Mark Novak
Tom Bunkle
Mike Brown
Raider
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Pesper
Kolachy
Novak
Bunkle
Brown
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